Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2006-06-14-Speech-3-114"
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"There is reason to commend Austria’s, Finland’s and Sweden’s initiative. It is in principle a good thing to help speed up the transfer of sentenced persons to a particular state with which they have connections in some way and in which optimum social rehabilitation is believed to be a real possibility. It is, however, worth pointing out that there is already a convention and an additional protocol from the Council of Europe on the transfer of sentenced persons.
The June List also believes that legal and police cooperation should be intergovernmental. These issues must be decided on in the Council by unanimous decision and be subject to the scrutiny of the national parliaments, rather than being decided on by supranational institutions such as the European Parliament.
The June List has therefore voted against the report as amended by Parliament – – a report that, amongst other things, contains wordings promoting European criminal law."@en1
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